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Whether you’re a small startup or a larger corporation, streamlining business communication is essential for enhancing productivity, fostering collaboration, and ensuring seamless operations.

If you look closely at your 2023 calendar, there are a lot of whimsical “national days” being celebrated this month from “National Bobblehead Day” (Jan. 7) to “National Rubber Ducky Day” (Jan. 13) to “National Fruitcake Toss Day” (Jan. 21).

While we can live in a (less fun!) world without bobbleheads and rubber ducky’s – and tossing your fruitcake sounds a bit dangerous if it’s hardened over the holidays – there is one day we are celebrating this month that we truly cannot live without: National Technology Day on Jan. 6.

Many companies have been integrating their operations with cloud services and cloud platforms, dramatically gaining advantages over cost and infrastructure that otherwise would have cost millions of dollars using traditional IT architecture. However, while the cloud has definitely become a standard resource applied for scalability, cost control, easier access to enterprise-style tools and easier communication, the use of the cloud can actually obscure business growth more if not planned correctly.

Before the advent of the global coronavirus pandemic that’s causing COVID-19, it was customary for many organizations to allow some employees to work from home while others labored at the corporate office. 

For example, individuals might work from home temporarily because they are new parents or are taking care of an elderly relative at home. Or, they work in a distant location and never set foot in your headquarters.

Technology is always changing, unlocking exciting new ways for businesses to enhance productivity. Have you heard of remote data access? This is one of the most versatile advantages that a business can implement. It offers a number of ways to enhance productivity, promote teamwork across countries and continents, and streamline your workflow. Is remote access right for your company? Here's what you need to know: 

Data is our world today, professionally speaking. Your business needs it. Your business uses it. Your business wants it. So, we have to protect it. From what, you may ask? From getting lost … forever. Losing data and never being able to retrieve it can cause serious stress on your mental state and your company’s bottom line. But there is a solution to this problem: online data backups. Here, we provide the most common ways lost data can negatively impact your business and why online data backup is the most important thing you can do to be proactive about protecting what makes your company.

Various wireless mediums have no doubt made our lives easier and more convenient in a wide range of different ways over the years — but they certainly aren't perfect. Wireless transmissions, especially RF transmissions, are both noisy and unreliable by their very nature. In an effort to provide reliable data delivery, to control access to a naturally shared medium and to protect the integrity of the data being delivered in the first place, companies use techniques like the Clear Channel Assessment to help accomplish all of these things and more.